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Why Wheaton has become one of nation’s hottest real estate markets

Why Wheaton has become one of nation’s hottest real estate markets

Wheaton is among the 10 hottest real estate markets in the nation, according to Realtor.com.

 
Why Schaumburg is looking at ending developer impact fees for additional road capacity

Why Schaumburg is looking at ending developer impact fees for additional road capacity

Growth in Schaumburg has reached a point where officials are questioning whether the village still needs to charge developers for additional road capacity.

 
Kane County company plans to build largest battery energy storage system on ComEd’s grid

Kane County company plans to build largest battery energy storage system on ComEd’s grid

Richardson Electronics, state lawmakers and ComEd officials celebrated Monday the Kane County company’s plan to build the largest commercial electricity storage battery system on ComEd’s Illinois grid.

 
Fencing academy relocating to Vernon Hills retail building, expanding offerings

Fencing academy relocating to Vernon Hills retail building, expanding offerings

“En garde” and other fencing commands will be among the sounds of a new business coming to a retail space in Vernon Hills.

 
Hungry for a deal? Taste of Naperville offers budget-friendly bites at local restaurants

Hungry for a deal? Taste of Naperville offers budget-friendly bites at local restaurants

For roughly one week, Naperville diners can savor a little bit of everything the city has to offer with the inaugural Taste of Naperville.

 
A new cat cafe is opening in Naperville later this fall

A new cat cafe is opening in Naperville later this fall

Cafe Purrfection is planning to open in Naperville in mid-November, bringing cats and coffee to a strip mall near the intersection of McDowell Road and North Route 59.

 
Frustration boils over as ‘perfect storm’ causes more delays after landing at O’Hare

Frustration boils over as ‘perfect storm’ causes more delays after landing at O’Hare

‘The good news is we are early. The bad news is that our gate is occupied,’ is becoming an all-too-frequent message from pilots landing at O’Hare International Airport. Here’s why.

 
Illinois cannabis customers bought more at lower prices, while sales revenue and taxes fell, report shows

Illinois cannabis customers bought more at lower prices, while sales revenue and taxes fell, report shows

Illinois consumers continued setting records for buying cannabis products and enjoyed lower prices due to increased competition, but sellers’ revenue shrank, a new state report shows.

 
‘People are still talking about it’: Arlington Heights museum to commemorate The Cellar music club

‘People are still talking about it’: Arlington Heights museum to commemorate The Cellar music club

The Arlington Heights Historical Museum is hosting a storytelling event about the legendary 1960s teen music club The Cellar, and plans to build an immersive recreation of the place as part of an upcoming exhibit.

 
From ‘hands-free’ to ‘eyes-off’: how General Motors is simulating its way to autonomous driving

From ‘hands-free’ to ‘eyes-off’: how General Motors is simulating its way to autonomous driving

General Motors plans to launch an advanced iteration of its driver assist technology on the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ electric vehicle. The automaker already offers Super Cruise, the hands-free assisted driving system, in many of its vehicles across the globe.

 

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